MacOS Apple Silicon v 0.0.17 : Can't open, file is corrupted about tiddlydesktop HOT 12 OPEN

We appear to be running into an issue that has been encountered by others. See: 1kc/razer-macos#449

The discussion there suggests that the solution may be to codesign the application and the zip file using a self-signed certificate or better still to codesign and notarise the app. I'll research further.

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Hi @nderambure I was able to download the ZIP file from the link, and after decompressing it I was able to run TiddlyDesktop.app on an Apple Silicon Mac.

Is the ZIP file decompressing correctly for you? Is it TiddlyDesktop.app that is not opening?

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Hello @Jermolene.
The zip is uncompressed without problem, I put the app file in Applications folder and launch it with right click > open.
No problem for Mac64 version, but Silicon goes like this :

I'm using MacOs Monterey.
How can I help ?

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Many thanks @nderambure I was able to duplicate the problem, and have uploaded a new release that seems to fix the problem:

https://github.com/TiddlyWiki/TiddlyDesktop/releases/tag/v0.0.18

Please let me know how the new release works for you.

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Thx for this @Jermolene, I've just tried with this new version.... and same problem :'(
I've removed entirely the App using CleanMyMacX and retried, but still corrupted file.
I've noticed in your commit that you changed attribute to make the file executable but it seems something else is needed.
Let me know if you want me to provide more infos.
Thx anyway for the work !

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I am experiencing same issue. Looks like something to do with code signing. I am on Mac OS Ventura 13.4.1 (22F82). Please see the screenshot below.

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Thx for your work @Jermolene !

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Same problem as git-kundan
I am on a Mac mini M2 ; Mac OS Ventura 13.4.1 .
The Mac64 version works.

Thx !

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Thanks everyone. I've started trying to figure out how to sign the application using Apple's developer tools which turns out to be quite complicated.

In the meantime, I've made an adjustment to the build packaging process which in my testing permits TiddlyDesktop to run by overriding the macOS security warnings. I've updated the release note with some instructions:

https://github.com/TiddlyWiki/TiddlyDesktop/releases/tag/v0.0.18

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@Jermolene : note that on MacOS Monterey, the button "open anyway" does not appear.
I keep using MacOS 64 version, no problem so far, just need to open it with right click > Open the first time.

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